Boston Keeps Second Place With 3 1 Win Over Browns
Boston wins 3 to 1 as Tris Speaker drives in two runs and Earl Hamilton struggles with wild pitches. Foster shines for the Red Sox while the Browns’ miscues keep the Browns from more than one tally. Lewis and Walker contribute key two-base hits as Boston rides a five-run rally into the fifth inning. Foster, Hamilton, and Speaker star in a game highlighted by Speaker’s standout defense and timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Red Sox
Browns
Branch Rickey
Earl Hamilton
Hamilton
Fenway Park
Boston
George Foster
Carrigan
Oklahoma
Harl Hamilton
Tris Speaker
Austin
Pratt
C. Walker
Janvrin
Jimmie Austin
Walker
Wagner
Cady
Henriksen
Lewis
Brown
Hoblitzel
Agnew
Gardner
Hoblitzer
Speaker
E. Walker
Speke
Jack Leary
Gainer
Hooper
Leary
Lavan
Hildebrand
Howard
Gus Williams
Seaseo
Ses Sseseees
Teary
O’loughlin
Melrose Blankets Medford in Suburban League Clash
Jack Ross, Melrose High School star pitcher, threw a 4 0 shutout against Medford High School yesterday afternoon at Medford. His performance dimmed Medford’s still slim chances of finishing first in the Suburban league standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ross
Melrose High School
Medford High School
Medford
Melrose Beats Medford Behind Ross Pitching
Melrose High takes four runs from Medford with Jack Ross superb on the mound. Early and Laird contribute key plays as Melrose capitalizes on Medford errors and muffed throws. Final score shows Ross striking out nine while Medford’s fielding miscues drive the comeback victory. Attendance 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Melrose
Laird
Jack Ross
Jones
Baliou
Russell
Holt
Ross
J. Ross
Ferguson
Early
F. Ross
Allard
Bnowell
Melrose High
Donellan
Nowell
Barry
Medford High Melrose High
A.E
Emery
Sullivan
Peckham
J.ross
Sanford
Gately
Tirrell
Cass
Colby
Detroit Crushes Senators in Easy Win
Detroit built a decisive lead as Washington allowed eight runs while Detroit plated one. Gandil and Moeller each had two base hits, Steen to Coveleskie and Boehling yielded most of the runs, with Bush Cobb and others stealing bases and multiple double plays converting innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boehling
Gallia
Tobehole Venti
Burns
McBride
Morgan
Gandil
Bush
Kavanagh
Steen
Coveleskie
Hopper
Dineen
Nallin
Washington
Detroit
Williams
Tigers
Cobb
Henry
AB Bush
Raig PO
E. Kavanagh
Young
O ' Cobb
Crawford
R x . Veach
Moriarty
Stanage
Goveleskie
Moeller
Foster
Shanks
Milan
Sene
A Connolly
Sane
Sane bJohnson
Sig Ekeets
Baseball set for slate across leagues today
In the American League schedule St Louis visits Boston while Cleveland plays New York and Chicago meets Philadelphia. Detroit travels to Washington. National League has Boston at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Pittburg Philadelphia at Cincinnati. New England League features Lynn at Manchester and Lewiston at Lowell with other matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.che Attee
Boston Eer Ener
Chicaeo
Oie Os Sd Sawe Bo Saes
Bey Ag Ee Eee
Boston Eee Eee
Detroit
Philadolphia
NOW
VOM Viacecesievabedes
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
ST. Louis
P.C
BICR
St. Louis Philadelphia
Bostom
Pitteburg
Brooklyn Ee Weer Egerereee
New York
Cugindah
St Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Lynn
Manchester
Lewiston
Lowell
Portland
Worcester
Fitchburg
Lawrence
Baltimore
Newark
Kansas City
Buffalo
White Sox Rout Athletics 11-4 in Softened Route
Chicago offense powers past Philadelphia in an 11 to 4 interleague win. Felsch homered, Oldring and Kopf recorded two base hits apiece, while E Collins and Fournier each swiped two bases. Bush and W Davis struggled on the mound as Chicago put up seven runs on Bush and five on Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
McAvoy
Chicago
Philadelphia
Oldring
Kopf
W. Davis
Weaver
Fournier
Malone
Felsch
E. Collins
Roth
Schalk
McInnis
Walshig
Collins
J. Collins
R F
Blackburne
Aber
Dover High School Defeats Portsmouth 2 1 in 11 Innings
Dover High School beat Portsmouth High 2 to 1 in 11 innings to win the Southeastern School league championship in Dover New Hampshire. Tovey pitched and Dover offense rallied late. batteries were Jordan and Thomas for Portsmouth Nelson and Mitchell for Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Dover High School
Portsmouth High
R. H. E. Tovey Seere
Jordan
Thomas
Nelson
Mitchell
Unclear sports tally snippet from 1940s standings
A compact list shows city or team abbreviations with final scores: Providence 5 Jersey City 4 Toronto 4 Buffalo 2 Montreal 4 Rochester 1 Newark 4 Richmond 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Jersey City
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Newark
Richmond
Baseball scores from American Association games
Louisville defeated Cleveland 7 to 2 while Minneapolis beat Kansas City 9 to 2. Milwaukee and St Paul had rain, postponing their game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee-St. Paul
St Louis Sweeps Newark In Four Straight Wins
St Louis defeated Newark 12 to 2 to complete the series in four straight games. The victors used Davenport and Hartley as pitchers while Chapman Moseley Brandom Whitehouse and Rariden contributed offensively. Newark managed two runs as St Louis built an early lead and cruised to the victory in front of the Newark home crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
St. Louis
Davenport
Hartley
Chapman
Moseley
Brandom
Whitehouse
Rariden
Browns Shutout Buffalo Federals 8 to 0
Mordecai Brown pitched a complete nine innings shutout as Chicago defeated Buffalo 8 to 0. Brown struck out three and contributed three assists while Chicago’s infield turned 22 putouts. The game line shows Brown and Fischer for Chicago with Krapp Ehmke Marshall and Blair for Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Mordecai Brown
Buffalo Federals
Brown
Chicago
R.H.E. Cuigarg
Buffelo
Fischer
Krapp
Ehmke
Marshall
Blair
Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn 9-4 in Fourth Inning Explosion
Pittsburg rallied in the fourth with seven runs aided by Brooklyn errors to beat Brooklyn 9-4. Hearne was chased early, Upham replaced by Finneran who shut out the visitors the last five innings, while Pittsburg carried a 7 run burst into the later frames. Batteries Hearne Berry Upham Finneran Pratt Simon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Upham
Finneran
Hearne
R.H.E. Pittsburg
Berry
Upham, Finneran
Pratt and Simon
Baltimore Wins In High-Scoring 17 10 Tilt Over Kansas City
Baltimore powers past Kansas City 17 to 10 as five Kansas City pitchers struggle. The Orioles erupt for 10 runs in the fifth inning before an out is recorded, with Bailey Conley Quinn and Jacklitsch among pitchers and Johnson Main Packard Blackburn Gingras Brown Enzen roth catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Kansas City
R.H.E. Baltimore
Bailey
Conley
Quinn
Jacklitsch
Johnson
Main
Packard
Blackburn
Gingras
Brown
Enzenroth
Boston Boys to Box Two 10 Rounders in Gloucester
The Lenox A. C. of Gloucester will stage two 10 round bouts on June 23 along with preliminaries breaking from its usual single 12 round feature. Howard McRae of Cambridge meets Frank Hanlon of South Boston, while Bob Stanley of Cambridge faces Willie Green of South Boston. Both bouts appear closely matched for an exciting night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox A. C
Gloucester
Howard McRae
Cambridge
Frank Hanlon
South Boston
Bob Stanley
Willie Green
Williams College Defeats Chinese University 5 to 2
Four errors two hits and a walk in the third inning handed Williams College a three run lead which the Chinese University could not overcome in the annual Weston Field game final score five to two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Williams College
Weston Field
Toolen Leads Offense As Visitors Edge In Tight Game
Kau pitched well for the visitors allowing seven hits with equal strikeouts, but teammates provided poor support. Young limited opponents to five hits with one being a run via a fielders choice and sacrifice fly for the game’s only earned run. Toolen collected three of four to star in the contest. The score remains tied in late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kau
Young
Toolen
Glover vs Britton Boxing match set for Atlas A A arena
New England fans await the Mike Glover of South Boston versus Jack Britton of Chicago bout at the Atlas A A next Tuesday night. Britton is the favorite here with a large following. Glover currently draws attention for his upset win over Matt Wells. Both camps show confidence and pledge sportsmanship, promising to shake hands afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Mike Glover
South Boston
Jack Britton
Chicago
Atlas A. A
Britton
Glover
Matt Wells
Washburn and LeRoy Reach Metropolitan Tennis Final
W. M. Washburn beat W. B. Ward 6-1 2-6 6-? in the singles semi at Bronxville to advance toward the Pacific coast trip. Robert LeRoy defeated Leonard Beekman 6-1 6-4. Doubles saw Ward and Bassford Jr. overcome Drake and Clark 6-2 6-2, while Hackett and Hall defeated Baggs and Campbell 6-3 6-3 in the semi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. M. Washburn
Robert LeRoy
Bronxville Athletic Association
Washburn
W. B. Ward
Pacific Coast
LeRoy
Leonard Beekman
W. M. Hall
F. C. Baggs
W. A. Campbell
Los Angeles Country Club Wins After Score Recount
Chicago June 18 Official reports of the Tom Morris competition show Los Angeles Country Club scoring 24 instead of 25, affirming their victory as no other club claims a higher score. Secretary Henneberry of the Western Golf Association received the reports tonight and virtually confirmed the coast team's win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tom Morris
Henneberry
Western Golf Association
Los Angeles
Coast
Harvard Beats Princeton 8 to 3 at Polo Grounds
Harvard defeated Princeton 8 to 3 at the Polo Grounds. Gannett led with two base hits and two three base hits accounted for by Douglas. Harvard pitchers Chaplin Deyo Whitney and Mahan held Princeton to limited scoring as Harvard secured another early summer win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelleher
Devo
Eeiudregis
Asisaa
Gannett
Chaplin
Douglas
Driggs
Frye
Hardwick
Green
Harvard
Princeton
Abbott
Reed
Nash
Deyo
Whitney
Mahan
Onty Chaplin
Stafford and Wilson
AB. R. BH. TB
Princeto AB R
Cb PO
Hanks
Gill
Scully
Salmon
Ee Kelleher
Eye
Harvard Triumphs with Mahan Shifting to Pitcher in Third Game
Harvard edges Princeton 6 to 2 in the final Harvard schedule game after Eddie Mahan substitutes on the mound to steady the attack. Heavy hitting, walks, and Princeton wildness fuel the Crimson rally as Chaplin exits and Mahan seals the win with a sharp double play.
St Johns Prep Track Meet Shifts to This Afternoon
The St John’s Prep School meet at Danvers originally planned for June 17 is postponed to this afternoon at 3 o’clock. Five open events plus eight relay races are on the card with dancing motion pictures band concert and fireworks to follow. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Prep
Danvers
Jesse Hoyt Elected Captain of Tigers
Jesse Hoyt of New York City was elected captain of the Princeton baseball team for the 1916 season after the Harvard Princeton game. The regular center fielder last year, Hoyt had been ill but played today as a pinch hitter and is regarded as the best batter on the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin
Princeton
Polo Grounds
Princton Flinger
Moving Picture
Harvard
Crimson
Deyo
Haughton
Clark
Yale
New York
Jesse Hoyt
New York City
Hoyt
White Seen As Finished In Local Lightweight Ring
The article doubts Charlie White will fight again locally as lightweight talent is exhausted beyond him. It notes Matty Baldwin as a possible exception, but no other local lightweights can risk facing White, and foes Fred Welsh or Willie Ritchie are unlikely to meet him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie White
Leenions
Matty Baldwin
White
Freddie Welsh
Willie Ritchie
Scores From The Region Nine Football Night
Memphis defeated Chattanooga 7 to 3 while Mobile edged Atlanta 8 to 7 and Birmingham beat New Orleans 5 to 4 in a tight slate of regional games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Chattanooga
Mobile
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clan of Carrigan
Duffy Lewis
the Board
Mrump
Moblitzell
Paul H. Shannon
AB. R
Bates
Melrose Blankets
Senators
Capital
UNION
Riker-Jaymen
Broad
ST. Bos Ton
NEW England League
R. H. Eeeree
Federal League
Pieterurg
Colonial League
Fall River
Springfield
New Bradford
Hartford
New Haven
Brockton
Taunton
Pawtucket
New Bedford
White Sox
Athletics
Dover
P.O. Lawrence
Portland Eeeeeseaseesee
Wopceseg
P.C Marens Cmy
Louis Wiscesss Cise
Pittsburg Oseerenaoe
Chicago Ee
Swurlyr
Sistas
Watt River
Csv Ins Aus Cos
International League
American Association
Boston Boys
the World
Chinamen
Ran
Williet
Statler
Toolan
Lai
Yim
Ee Swan
Mark
E Michler
Yap
Parsons
Lee
Seibert
Ryan
Let
Williams Eeeweeer
Michler
Lal
Jay—Chin
Nis
Blackinton
Britton and
Big Eddie Mahan
Whitney Wavers
BY Neal R. O’hara
Tiger
Brickley
Mahan Saves
Eddie Mahan
Yankees
Harte
Charley Brickley
Law
Marte
Waterman
ST. John’s
Southern Association
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!